- Time spent on commuting
- Higher interest rate
- Higher bank fees
- Collecting check physically, sited of bank deposit/mailed check
- Going to school to acquire skills , instead of 1:1 coaching by experts
- No airline mileage redemption
- Not much healthy food in neighborhood groceries
- Paying same rate for older/expiring food, than other affluent neighborhoods
- Higher traffic neighborhood
- Live under poor air quality most of the life
- Run old and low efficiency cars
- Unable to avail car pool lane
- Lower wages for the same time spent working
- Poorer working condition
- Not able to go on vacation, pushes poor into stress and poorer work performance
- Costs a lot to pay for other even poorer people around you
- No preventive medical care, puts in to higher cost of health cared maintain acne
- Employer group health care and government discounts are not available for poor
- Admin and paperwork delay for poor could have determinantal impact on lives of poor
- money, time, hassle, exhaustion, menace
- pay more on a capital basis for inferior housing
- Discounting for bulk price can disadvantage/injustice for poor who can not offed bulk.
- Poor has be be another protected class in law. So, poor can fight in court telling discrimination.
- Depending on public laundry facility over a private laundry. Time, money, bad quality machine, bad outcome. Can be a risky place due to other poor people looking for trouble
People and documents:
- Bradley R. Schiller, a professor emeritus at American University and the author of "The Economics of Poverty and Discrimination."